Glastonbury Festival is "fully open for business", organisers say, after traffic jams caused hours of delays and chaos.
Earlier on Wednesday, festivalgoers who had not started their journey to Somerset were advised to "stay put" after "wet weather and ground conditions" resulted in congestion in surrounding roads.
The conditions at Glastonbury Festival are not as bad as expected, according to ITV News correspondent Rupert Evelyn.
Earlier on Wednesday, Rupert sent a video update in his car after becoming one of thousands of festival goers stuck in traffic in Somerset.
Avon and Somerset Police have since reopened A303 westbound after an earlier accident and advised people to use alternative routes into the festival - namely the M5 junction 23, or A36 from the M4.
Glastonbury Festivals have said the park is now open, and after arriving at the site, Rupert said: "in the end it wasn't perhaps as bad as we'd expected it to be."
Conditions at the Worthy Farm site are expected to improve later in the week, with Meteorologist Emma Sharples saying temperatures on Sunday could be a "fine and bright with plenty of sunshine".
Three revellers stuck in traffic on their way to the Glastonbury Festival share their stories of frustration and optimism with ITV News.
Festival-goers were warned not to travel by road because wet ground conditions are causing congestion.